Here Are All the Movies Releasing in Theaters This Week, Including ‘Ick’
A thrilling wave of new movies is rolling into theaters, promising something for every kind of viewer. From big-budget superhero adventures to quiet indie gems, this week’s lineup is packed with variety.
We’ve got everything from chilling horror to heartfelt dramas, plus a few special re-releases. Let’s break down the full slate of films arriving in cinemas, so you can pick your next big-screen experience.
1. Roger Waters: This is Not a Drill — Live From Prague (2023)
On July 23, music fans can catch ‘Roger Waters: This is Not a Drill — Live From Prague’ in a special re-release. This concert film captures the former Pink Floyd star’s 2022 Prague show, blending classic hits with bold visuals.
It’s a high-energy mix of rock and political commentary, with Waters’ signature theatrical flair. Perfect for those who love live music with a message.
2. Ick (2025)
‘Ick’ brings gooey fun to limited theaters on July 24. This horror-comedy follows a small-town teen facing off against a slimy, monstrous creature.
With its playful scares and quirky cast, it’s a nod to retro creature features. Ideal for viewers who enjoy lighthearted chills.
3. The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025)
Superhero fans, get ready for ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’, launching in wide release on July 25. This reboot follows the iconic quartet—Reed, Sue, Johnny, and Ben—as they tackle cosmic dangers.
With top-notch effects and a focus on team chemistry, it’s a fresh take on Marvel’s first family. A big draw for action lovers.
4. House on Eden (2025)
‘House on Eden’ creeps into wide release on July 25. This suspenseful thriller centers on a couple whose dream home turns into a nightmare filled with dark secrets.
Its moody atmosphere and strong acting keep you hooked. A great pick for fans of psychological horror.
5. 2000 Meters to Andriivka (2025)
War drama ‘2000 Meters to Andriivka’ arrives in limited theaters on July 25. It tracks a group of soldiers facing a perilous journey through a war-torn landscape.
The film’s intense realism and emotional weight make it gripping. It’s a powerful choice for those drawn to human stories in tough settings.
6. The A-Frame (2025)
On July 25, ‘The A-Frame’ hits limited theaters with a sci-fi twist. The story follows a researcher testing a device that challenges the boundaries of reality.
Its clever plot and indie style offer a thought-provoking ride. Sci-fi fans looking for something unique will enjoy this.
7. Bambi: The Reckoning (2025)
‘Bambi: The Reckoning’ reimagines the classic deer as a horror icon, releasing in limited theaters on July 25. In this dark tale, Bambi seeks revenge in a brutal, bloody forest.
Part of the Twisted Childhood Universe, it’s a wild, gory spin for horror fans. Not your childhood fairy tale.
8. Diciannove (2025)
‘Diciannove’ brings Italian charm to limited theaters on July 25. This coming-of-age drama follows a young man navigating love and loss in a picturesque seaside town.
Its heartfelt story and gorgeous visuals make it a standout. Perfect for those who love emotional, intimate films.
9. Il dono (2003)
On July 25, ‘Il dono’ arrives in limited release. This Italian drama explores a man’s quiet journey through grief, set against stunning rural landscapes.
The film’s gentle pacing and deep emotions resonate strongly. A solid choice for fans of reflective storytelling.
10. Folktales (2025)
‘Folktales’ spins magical stories in a limited release on July 25. This anthology film brings global myths to life with vibrant animation and diverse narratives.
It’s a wholesome, imaginative watch for all ages. Families and folklore fans will find plenty to love.
11. Four Letters of Love (2025)
Romantic drama ‘Four Letters of Love’ lands in limited theaters on July 25. Adapted from a beloved novel, it follows two souls connected by chance and heartfelt letters.
Set in lush Ireland, its tender story and strong cast shine. A sweet pick for romantics.
12. The Home (2025)
Horror fans can check out ‘The Home’ in limited theaters on July 25. A young family moves into a house hiding eerie secrets that soon unravel their lives.
Its creepy vibe and sharp scares make it a classic haunted house tale. Great for those who love a good fright.
13. Monk in Pieces (2025)
‘Monk in Pieces’ jazzes up limited theaters on July 25. This documentary dives into Thelonious Monk’s life, using rare clips and creative editing to tell his story.
Its bold style mirrors Monk’s genius, making it a treat for music fans. A fresh take on the documentary format.
14. Oh, Hi! (2025)
Quirky comedy ‘Oh, Hi!’ hits limited theaters on July 25. It follows a ragtag theater troupe scrambling to pull off a disastrous play.
The film’s chaotic humor and warm heart make it a delight. Indie comedy fans will get a kick out of it.
15. Osiris (2025)
‘Osiris’ blasts into limited theaters on July 25 with sci-fi action. A lone pilot fights to protect a powerful artifact from a ruthless space empire.
Its sleek visuals and high-octane battles deliver thrills. A must for fans of galactic adventures.
16. The Short Game (2025)
‘The Short Game’ tees off in limited theaters on July 25. This documentary follows young golfers chasing glory in a tense national tournament.
Its focus on grit and youthful ambition makes it inspiring. Sports lovers and families will enjoy the ride.
17. Shoshana (2025)
‘Shoshana’ arrives in limited theaters on July 25. Set in 1930s Palestine, this drama follows a romance between a Jewish woman and a British soldier amid rising tensions.
Its historical depth and moving performances stand out. A great fit for fans of love stories with context.
18. Star People (2025)
Sci-fi drama ‘Star People’ lands in limited theaters on July 25. It explores a rural town’s encounter with strange, otherworldly visitors.
The film’s quiet, human-focused story offers a fresh sci-fi angle. Perfect for those who like their aliens with heart.
19. Summer Wars (2009)
Anime gem ‘Summer Wars’ returns in a crisp 4K re-release on July 27. Directed by Mamoru Hosoda, it follows a teen and his family fighting a rogue AI in a digital world.
Its blend of action, humor, and warmth makes it a classic. Anime fans and newcomers will love this vibrant ride.
What’s the one movie you’re rushing to see this week? Share your pick in the comments!